EXPERIENCE METAMORPHOSIS WITH GRACE SANDERS SINGLE ‘DISSIPATE’ AHEAD OF DEBUT EP ‘GUMS’
Previous Support for Grace Sanders
"The arrangements in this are gorgeous and the way you step into that electro darkness in the second half had me glued. It just kept getting better." 4 / 5 (Claire Mooney, Triple J) [About Dissipate]
"It's a great mix of addictive basslines, sultry synths and vocals that leave you wanting more. Grace grabs your attention from the very first second and doesn't let go." (Cool Accidents) [About 'NO FAIR']
"this one grew on me with each listen, you've really got a dizzying, intoxicating presence on this new one grace." 4 / 5 (Declan Byrne, Triple J) [About 'NO FAIR']
"Grace shape shifting before our ears on this one - it's got some bite and dark electronic edges." (Dave Ruby Howe, Triple J) [About 'NO FAIR']
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"Love this. Such a strong, woozy vocal, tops production and excellent song structure and hook." 4 / 5 (Zan Rowe, Triple J) [About 'Green']
"It's a charming four-minutes that centres on this genre-mixing pop sound that's full of bubbly confidence and Grace Sanders' signature charm" (Pilerats) [About 'Green']
Ahead of her debut EP 'GUMS' (Out February 26), Grace Sanders is releasing her ever-evolving single 'DISSIPATE' (Out January 29).
Sanders with her eclectic and captivating electro-pop had a busy end to 2020 where she released her two single releases that saw support from the likes of Cool Accidents, NME, Triple J, Double J, Triple J Unearthed, theMusic, Acidstag, Pilerats, AU Review, RTR FM Sound Selection and more.
'GREEN' (released in August) showed a psych-electro side to Sanders with layers of synths and electric guitars creating psychedelic haze.
'NO FAIR' (released in October) pivoted in sound, in a gritty, blood-bubbling electro-pop track.
Now, 'DISSIPATE' is an evolving slow-burning track that opens like a ballad with delicately played nylon-string acoustic guitar as Sanders intimately wisps out her tender lyrics. Minimalistic touches of rumbling bass synths, samples, xylophone, harps and keys are introduced, building a passionate and levitating aura.
Like a crack of thunder, the track takes a turn into something akin to late 90's trip hop. The drums and bass groove out as Sanders graceful melodies get coated in effects. As the track moves towards an evocative close, Sanders electro-pop shines through as more layers of synths and samples are introduced with the final chorus, completing its metamorphosis.
Self-declared as her baby, 'DISSIPATE' is something Sanders holds very close to her heart and is the piece she is most proud of to date. Sanders explains the meaning behind the track:
"'DISSIPATE' is an ode to mindfulness and surrendering to the peace and beauty within each moment. I wrestle a lot with anxiety and this track was my meditation on learning to accept each minute and second for what it is and practice living within that moment rather than constantly getting caught up in my head."